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"JVX VH: PAGE 'EIGHTEEN POUGHKEtePSlly NEW YORKER 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1956 fir Salt HI 14 rotb Its OtEVh6Uf I 'Ml' Heater, defroeter and etgnele. KM tew. IN.TI per month, loeladea fa" Jweeroe. WAUTT TOWN COUN TUT UTV HAU.

TM iwtm iti 54's 53's Si's AT 1956 PRICES im Chrysler ciub coupe New Yorker 1 Power Power brakes, Madia. Heater. White Willi. Powor aite trunemlsllo. 14 HO Orlgl aal Miles OM lMI tins.

IM4 PLYMOUTH Belvedere dr. Mm. Radio. Heater. HyPrlve TrMimKUM 1JSJ.

IM4 NASI Rambler Slltloe. Wagon. Rao. Hnlit, Overdrive Tm. t.W Miles One Owner.

I4SS. ItU PLVMOUTH Club Coupe Cranbrook Model 14H. SUtt Notices 161 Wedneedav, Jaausry li. 1N4 It A. M.

la U.N r. M. Count Natter 17 MUM. Troe MUMft. ini nuirtxen Naw verier Deluie 4 dr.

Sedsa. tana raw wilt Power sieer. Ins. Pewer brakes, Aete matte Transmission, Radio. Heater.

INI MERCURY 1 dr. Sedl Pat Gml with While Walla. Mere matlc Traaa mission. Radtw: Haatar. 4 Barrel Carburetor and Aluminum Honda Inc.

Arthur L. Fried, Formerly BenneU CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER SOUTH AVE. AT ACADEMY PHONE 4IH SEALED BIDS wtU received br tlia Sheriffs Commyteo of Ika Beard of Supervisors al tba Dutchess County Shertrrs Office. IM N. Hamlllaa Peaghkeepele, N.

on Saturday, January 14. int. al Hot A. far lha purchase at two new eutomobttca ai 1 fellewai I Naw ltJt. Ave paeeenger.

twe door eedanei eight cylinder, at leant 111 Inch wheel baa, eland ard three speed, heavy duly traa.mi.iioei. II volt eleetrlcnl system, completely equipped wlu haatar. dafroatar, aral revere. niia lira and wheel, windshield wipara. directional eltnals, reur Haw mlrrora.

Ural lob) I ply tuneless, puncture aaallnfl toole Inrlndlai bumper jnchi color Mark delivery to bo tnada br br rabraarr Tba Sheriffs Office win haa two turn la automobiles tor alhmtnrra lha pvrrbaaa lha abort aatamoMlai ai fallawii Car 1UI rrd door. rrllndar Car tt 1MI Uiavrwlal I door. otlndar Tbaaa rara mar taaaorlrd al Ika Palrkatl Counlr tkarKfl Ofllra any mnrnlnl batwaan 1:30 and HBfl A Tha rommlttaa raarrvai ina nmn hi 'WcO CLO Kkartfl Dulcnaii Oaalr ITt William Dexter, 44, Dies; Was Texas Co. Employe WlUlim E. Dexter 44.

at 10 ScxA ttreet. Betcon. was head clerk for the Texat Oil Co. laboratory. Olenham.

died unexpectedly of a heart seizure while attending an open house at the Southern Dutchess Country club. Beacon, New Year's night. Mr. Dexter, who had not felt well the last few days, had planned to visit a physician today. Deaths BRANr Juan it 1.

itU. I alam. Frk Brandt. rttHtent 7 wiiiinftM nrttl. uut fiiy, runorsl rrrlfvt will be nndurttMl th Roto M.

AttchflMMlr rantril Homo, If Grand Art dim rochkrjl Wdnt day, Janaary 4. 154 at 1 p. m. I Birr mnt rohkrtrpt Rural CmttrT Krbtndi will raclrd at tha runaral lloma thla arviHai to 9, Sorrogate' Wotlcrr t7 AbU Dealer Directory UCEUCAItS 116 AB Mabaa AU Modala MILUS GARAQS Amoala. N.

Y. Pbawa Aiaaala 11 NOTICB PraaantaUna of Clllm, fcLA JW KATHERrNE n. niuwj. Pornant la aa ordar of Hon. W.

VINCENT CRADY. Sarrofila of rw'cbajt Coualr. NOT1CB IS HEREBY OIVEN. that an prraara karlaf rlalma afalnit tha aatata af Katharloa B. WUaoa d.

caaaad. Ill of tha OUT of Poiifhkaao.la la aald Cova r. ra rao.iilra4 klbii Ika lima wltk roocbara tharafor la lha andaralflHHl Eator of aald aatata. at iBa m.M tut and Eaarator. Na.

X7I I Mill Straal. la tha cur of Pohkaapila, n. in nriii, miw IMS Dated thll tttk dar of Saptarabar ltM. EDWARD K. HAAS Eaecator AUSTIN E.

WALKER Attaraav lor Raecuter Addraia 17 Mill Stract "ford sales anu service KEYES MOTOR SALES. Inc. Geaabko tord Porta 174 Mil Straw Poofhkeepile, N. Y. in Mio TnMiMn anivn In, CHBYSUtRPLYalOUTB bEALE Uaad Cm Lot Pootbkoapolo 41t SOUTH AVE.

AT ACADEMY ST MAPLE GLEN GARAGE PONTIAC SALES SERVICE Pool Rd. Tlihkin Baaooil Mlll PONTIAC Ot rotiCHltKEPSIE ROBERTS PONTIAC Inc. 414 MAIN T. PHONE ttta TIP TOP QUAUTi USED CARS HYD PAJUt MOTOR! Paol Raid Hyde Part tltt DUTCHESS MOfORS 'i innuic CORNERS Ttt MAM TREET TEL. I OJM Next to Nick Bent's Anchor lun Rhinebeck Garage Inc.

1 Block North of Light, Route 8 "FRED HORNBECK HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE phone 4orr taa main rr. KETCHAMS GARAGE DeSoto Plymouth rishkin Ph. Beacon 9 4231 Perry Packard, Inc. packard cuppper and foreign car sales parts and service 605 Main Street Tel. 3243 National, auio exctt 704 MAIN ST.

PHONE 8219 SABlA AUTO EXCHANGE SSS Mala Straw. TelrplioM tTtl S. R. M6TORS. 1NC7" nrun.M iTirn r.wo It It Waihlattoo.

Nawborib MM Volkswagen Porsche MG AUTHORIZED (ALES A SERVICE Brlggs Smltri Continental Motors Plaaaoot Valloy Rawto 44 ToL P.V. Test DODGE PLYMOUTH AlO DODGE "Job rated" Trucks JOHN VAN BENSCKOTEN IBS Smith St Phon 1000 BUY YOUR USED CAR WITH SAFETY ntoM Dutchess County's Largest and Oldett Used Car Dealer (29 Yeart Same Location) WE BUY USED CARS Open Evenlngt till 8:00 p.m. TERMS TRADES Effron Auto Exch. Willys Salea and Service 171 MAW STREET PHONE Ittt Miscellaneous Notleea tOO THE FARMERS AND MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK ol PM(hkeepBlt. Naw York.

Tha sattoal meatlaa af tba Stockholder, of tbli Bank, for the purport af elecllns Director! to mi to for tho earning rear, and far tho election, af Urea In pee tara of the nut annual oleeUoa there anil far tha traaaactloa of auch other bualneei ralr coma before the meeting. wUI bo held at tha Binklns Houaa, earner of Cannon and Market Streete, Povihkeepale. New Yark, bo Iwaaa tho hour, of It and II o'clock A.M.. on Toeadar. Januarr It.

ISM. SPENCER W. INQERSOLU Caihler. BRAUMAN AI Pouibkeepale. Naw Yark.

December tl. ltM llartr hu.band af Eleanor E. Colh. Sarrlrei al lha Millet Funeral Home lit Mill Street Wedneedar at m. Relaurai snd Irlenfla invited Interment Pouihkrep nle Rural Cemeterr.

Friend, mar rail at lhe tunera! Jlomo anytime. Ar ranfement. In charge of tn Miller tiome. COLLtNS Dennle F. At Pougbkeepale.

Y. Januarr S. ISM Service, fram the Parmrlo Funeral Home. 74 Halfkt Avenue. Thuraday, Jan.

at I m. and friend, Invited. Inter men! Peughkeepile Rural Cemeterr. Friend, mar call Wedneedar evening I hi. Kingston paper pieaae copr.

CREEN Al St. JaMDh', Hoarjltal. Svra. cue. Januarr I.

I9M. Frank, formerly of Highland. Prayer arrvlce, will be held al the Carpenter Funeral Homo. Vineyard Avenue. Highland.

Wednee. day at 7 p. m. Relative, and friend. Invited.

Interment will be in Uoyd temeterr under the direction ol Harold autton. KELLY Mr, Bridget of WapMnger, New Yark. Jakuarr 1. KM. lu neral aervlce, Irom her lata home, tl South Avenue, on Wedneedar Januarr lea ai la a.

m. ana at 10 a. M. Mary'a Church. Interment ht.

Mary, Cemetery under tha direction of llalver and Kenner Funeral Home. Friend, may call Tuesday arterDooa ana evening. POUGHKEEPS1E TRUST COMPANY turrrirK nr ANNUAL MEETINO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN thai the annual meeting of tno atocnnoiuer. nrPnnihkHnalaTniat Compear. Pougu keepalo.

N. will be held at tho office of tho Trurt Compear at SM Main StreeU Pouehkaeneie. N. ol Tueedar. Janu ary It, ltM, at 11:00 o'clock a.

for Iho following purpoeeai lit Fleeting four director, of Ike clan of 1I5. whoeo torma wlU enpira on lha dale of tho Annual Meeting or aiocn holder, to bo bald la January list. Ill CoaelderUig and acting upoa propOBkl to Increase lha amount ot tho numontea i apiiai oioca oi uto vvrnv.nj fram IJOO.0OO ronaldlng of 40.000 ahare, af tho par valua of IS 00 per ahare to SJMIW conaisung or TB.ova nnare, ot inv oar value of 13 00 par ahare, and la distribute tho additional 14.000 ahare, to tho alockholder, aa a atock dividend. aa recommended br tho Board of Dlrec tore br a raaolutlon uaaalmoualr adopted at Us mooting oa December T. IISSi and If auch propoaal la 'approved to mMd the Certificate of Incorporation of the Compear to provide for tho aald Increase af capital otocn.

Ill TrantacUng each further or other business la connection with the lore going or otherwise aa mar properly came before the mooting, or any ad journment or aajournmenia inereoi. tjiis v. nr Ai. Secretary. jot 1747 fJ6TH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND TUP.

FARMFRS AND MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK or POUCIIKEEPSIE. NEW YORK Al meetlne of the Board of Directors of this Bank bold this day. a regular dividend of three percent ana an antra dividend of two percent were trl.r..f n.vahMi January IS. ItSt. to stockholder, of record, uecemoer ii.

itss. SPENCER W. INCERSOLL. Caihler 200 1751 LOST Bank Book. Poughkeepele Sav Ings Bank No 147134.

Unless returned to Bank wtuiia zo aaye, dook win do void. lflO t7SI Funeral Directors 251 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC MILLBROOK. N. Y. TELEPHONE til PLEASANT VALLEY TELEPHONE 1114 ANDERSON FUNERAL SERVICE P.

C. ANDERSON. Ue Mgr BALDING AVENUE TELEPHONE SM ROBF.I.'T II. AUCHMOODY FUNERAL DIRECTOR It Crnnd Avenue Tvlephona ail Marian Motors Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY Tht Place Where Customers Send lbetr riiends 745 Main Street Phone 8484 Mobile Home 147 USl ROLL IIOUE.

1 bedroom at Utile Fall, Trailer Park or Wappln gei ralli 171 1 BEAUTIFUL MOBILE HOMLt For roar around Uving AUred E. Bnhret. Route C. tU lSS Vlolrt Aveouo Second aalee lot. Itone oughleepoe aaua BEAUTIFUL NEW ItSt Elcar 17 feet.

AU metal Including roof Spun glass Insulation. U4IS. Blakener Route U. Kowburgh Pbono Cornwall 1 4100 HUGE SAVINCS la aay alio mobile home on ill Becker's Sales Lota See at 14 Violet Avenue. Fougnheepilei Roule aw.

between Mllloa and Uigk land; Albaay Avenue Eie Kingston. BLtKER'S SALES A SERVICE. TeL Po'k. S04S Closed Sundaya Opea evenings until p. m.

or by appt. NOW AT SHADYBROOK PARK PONTIAC '47 DETKOITER aad the all new MARLETTE. also A BX' Liberty, platl, Howard. hU months REE wllS each sale. Before you bur see Kye, we will 004 be undersold.

Route al Manchester Bridge RALPTl A. BROWN Successor to WORDEN F'INERAL HOME HrdaParkHca Am.nia 111 DOVVLING FUNERAL HOME MERRITT DOWLINO LIC MGR 41 FAIRVIEW AVE TEL IMS FRALEIGI1 FUNERAL HOME II Marshall St. Tel It! ARTHUR JTRALEI01 LLIC MGR MULVEY FUNERAL HOME 111 Msns'oe Street. Pbono tU W1LUAM F. MULVEY.

Lto Mgr. Joseph parmele FUNERAL DIRECTOR F4 Halghl Avenue Telephone 171 ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Wapplngera Falle LIKLEY Albert PaweO. Services, to wnicn relative! and Irtendi are In vited. wUI bo held al the Schoonmaker Chapel, Seventr Threo So. Hamilton January 9.

1131 at II a m. Interment will be In tho Cold Spring Cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel between lha hour, of 7 and Wed. evening. MILLER January fr SA.

at felt view I Hospital. Mrs. Annie Barton Miller, wife of the late Harmon Miller nf An. rrnmdala. Funeral services from her lata residence, Aneramdale.

Wednesday at I ilo m. Frteni may call at her lata relidenro thin evening Arrangement! unoer tne Oirerlloa ol reck and fact RAY Clartoa P. Al Poughkeepele. N. Y.

January 1. .1114. beloved huiband of Gertrude Pearl Ray. Scrvleea from South Poet Road. Hyde Park.

Wednesdays January 4 al a m. and then to the Reglna Coell Church wheres mnaa of requiem offered at a.m. Tha Rosary will be llld it I pn. Tuesday evening with the Holy Name Society la attendance. Friends may call at tha Funeral Home Tuesday evening.

Interment St. Peter'a Cemetery In charge of Sweet'a Funeral Homo. SCHOirrCN At St Francis' Hospital, January 1, 19M. Kugene Schoulen Service! to which relatlvee and friends are Invited to attend, will be held from tho Mutvey Funeral Home. Ill Mansion Street (corner of Park Placet Friday, January at 1 m.

and at St. Margaret'a Church staata burg al 1.30 where services will conducted by the Reverend Herbert Goodrich. Interment family plot St Jamei' Cemetery, Hyde Pirk. Friend! miy mil al tho Funeral Home. Wed needay and Thunday afternoona and SKEIXY At Bowne Hoipllal.

January 1. ltM. Louise P. Skelly Funeral from tho Mulvey Funeral Home. Ill Mansion Street (corner of Park Place).

Thursday. January 5 al a and al St. Mary'a Church at 1:30 a m. where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment bt.

Peter'a Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tueidiy and Wednesday afternoons and evenings. WHF.ELER Donald Rhinebeck. New York. December II.

ItSS Services to which rclativea and friends are Invited will be conducted Thursday 1 p. at the Dapson Funeral Home, Wcsl Market Street, Rhinebeck Interment Rhinebeck Cemetery. Friends miy call et the funeril home. Tuesdiy and Wednesday afternoons and evenings Woman Dies Shoveling Snow A resident ot Beacon tht last years. Mr.

Dexter wat a native of Cortltnd. He had resided there in his early life. Born Feb. 21, 1911, Mr. Dexter wat the ton of Mrt.

Mary Farrell Dexter of Cortland snd the late Ira Dexter. A MEMBER OF ST. JOHN'S church, Mr. Dexter was a mem ber of the Holy Name society of the church, a member of Trinity council. Knights of Columbus, Beacon, of which tie naa Deen financial secretary for 15 years, retiring in thrlatt yean member of the Beacon lodge of Elkt.

the Lewis Tompkins Hose the Southern Dutchess Country club, the Beacon Employes' ts oclttlon and the Police of the City pf Beacon, In which lie served ai a lieutenant. Surviving, In addition to hist mother, are hit wife, Mrs. rairicia Morgan Dexter; three sons, William Dexter Jack and Thomas Dexter, Beacon; three brothers. Arthur and John Dexter, Cortland, and Francis Dexter, Mount Vernon; three sisters, the Misses Mary and Catherine Dexter and Mrs. Elliott Corcoran, Cortland; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral tervlces will be con ducted at the home at 10 clock, Thursday and at St. John's Church st 11 o'clock, when High Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial will be in St Joachim's cemetery, under the direction of John J. Halv'ey. Friends may call at the home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night.

Services" of the Auxiliary police of the City of Beacon are scheduled at the home at 7 o'clock tomorrow night; the Lew Is Tompkins Hose Co. at 7:15 o'clock; the Beacon lodge of Elks, 7:30 o'clock: St. John's Holy Name society, 8 o'clock, and Trinity council. Knights of Columbus and St. Mary's council, FUhklU, at 8.30 o'clock.

Mrs. John Skelly, Pouqhkccpsie Resident Mrs. John J. Skelly, 32 Forbus street, died yesterday In Bowne hospital. She had been receiving treatment there the last month Her husband, was a retired New York City policeman, died 12 years ago.

The former Miss Louise Pehl Mrs. Skelly was born here, the daughter of the late Emit and Emllie Krasberc Pehl. She re sided here until her marriage when she went to New York Ctty, She returned here a few years ago and was a communicant of St. Mary churcn. SURVIVING are three broth ers.

Ernest Pehl, Gary, Indiana, Max Pehl, Kansas city ana Wil liam Pehl, city. Funeral services will be con ducted at the Mulvey Funeral home. 211 Mansion s'treet, at 9 o'clock, Thursday and at St. Mary's church at 9.30 o'clock, when a Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial will be In St.

Peter's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night. Perry Brauman, In His 3 1st Year Perry P. Brauman, 30, of 3 Wyman avenue. Port Chester, died unexpectedly Saturday night of a heart seizure suffered while visiting at the home of his father in law and mother in law.

Mr. and Mrs. George Goth, 53 Woodlaun avenue. Mr. Brauman was born in Nor wich, the son of the late David and Rose Miller Brauman.

He uas a veteran of World War II. having served' In the United States Marine corps. The last three years he had been a teacher In the Port Chester schools. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Goth Brauman, two daughters, Christine and Joane Brauman, two brothers, Martin ii nortnirlr Fmpn ahont 70 i Hrainnan.

Dallas. Tex and Aiex vtho resided with her sister. Mrsjander Brauman, Waterbury. and Mary Cunley at 16 Field a sister. Helen Brauman, Hart died unexpectedly while shovel 1 ford, Conn.

ing snow at her home, this morn Funeral services will be coning Death is believed to haV riducted at the Miller Funeral been caused by a heart seizure home. 310 Mill street, at 2 clock. Miss Eagen. a lifelong resident tomorrow. The Rev Bernard of this city, had resided in Field Grossman, minister of 'Trinity II1UILII.

Mill UlllliaiC. i court, the last five years. SCHOONMAKER TELEPHONE tot GEORGE SCHLUDE'S SONS FUNERAL SERVICE INC. ANDERSON Mgr. Pbono lot day calls WOO Ighl cane SWEETS FUNERAL HOME George Sweet.

Lie li.gr HYDE PARK. PHONE till "WILLIAM G.TvflLLER" tit Mill Street Telephone 17M SURVIVING. IN ADDITION to her sister, are several nieces and nephews 'including Vincent Daley. Hyde Park. Mrs.

Edward Cullen, Hartford. Conn Thomas Ua Burial will be in the Poaghkeep sie "Rural cemetery. Overnight Deaths By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA William ley and Harold Daley, this city I Simpson. 92, retired business and Mary nuntoon, uetrou i ihiibci n.c Funef al arrangements. i Bulletin and associated with the charge of William G.

Miller, are1 Bulletin 42 years. Born in Liver incomplete England. MICHAEL TORSONE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Poughkeepelo I7t Wapplngera fl'ls III LEGAL NOTICES (state Notices 160 TJMtEb MATE DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK la the Slitter la of i Bankruptcy REED A. BURGESS. I No elilS Bankrupt I Pursusat to an order of thii Court.

aotice la hereby given (net the under elgeed wul seD at Public Auction through D. Luther, Auctioneer oa Wed aesday. January 11. 1131. 1 p.

at Lulher'a Livestock Market. Wis talc Dutches! County, Sew Yark. the turu of lha above named bankrupt, coasliung of cwaa, farm equipment and machinery tilled; December ItU. ERNEST I. HATt ItU).

Receiver a CubM Street. Pougkkeepile, New mk JOSEPH AtKLK. Attorney ley Receiver t4 Market Street. Iugkkeepue, New Vera Dennis Collins, In His 51st Year Dennlt F. Collins, 50.

of 384 Main street, died unexpectedly yesterday In Vassar hospital after Ilness. Ills wife, Mrs. Hattle Gtnung Collins, died Aug. 29, 1950. Mr.

Collins was born tn Eddy vllle, Oct. 14, 1905. the son of John E. Collins, Kingston, and tht late Mrs. Ida Hart Collins.

He was life member of the Arlington Fire Co. and had been employed at the post home of the Arlington American Legion. Mr. Collins, who resided In ston in his early life, had beeft a resident here for 30 years. SURVIVING ARE a son, James Collins and a daughter, Nancy Collins, city; three sisters, Mrs.

Ella G. Adams, with whom he resided. Mrs. Clarence Fay and Mrs. Jimer Whitr.TnyT a brother, John F.

Collins, city: a step brother. Harry Collins, city and several halt brothers and a half sister in Kingston. Funeral services will be conducted at the Joseph L. Par mele Funeral home. 74 might avenue, at 2 clock, Thursday.

The Rev. Delmer Cooper, minister of the New Hackensack Reformed church, will officiate. Burial will be In Pough keensie Rural cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home be twecn 7 and clock tomorrow night. Clayton Ray, 52, Hyde Park Resident Clayton P.

Ray, 52, River road, Hyde Park, died Sunday In St. Francis' hospital after a short illness. THe last 13 years, Mr Ray has been employed as a time study engineer for the Schati Manufacturing'Co. A native of Coeymans, he was liorn Sept 24, 1903, the son of the late Charles J. and Charlotte Sickler Ray.

He was educated in schools In Coeymans and Ravens ar.d went to Hyde Park from Hudson, 12 years ago. to make his home. He married Miss Gertrude Pearl Ryan in Albany, Sept. 4, 1929. THE LAST 12 years, Mr.

Aay had been secretary of the Rescue Hook and Ladder Hyde Park. He was a former secretary of the Hyde Park Lions club, was a past president of the Holy Name society ot the Reglna Coell church, Hyde Park, was a member of the Hyde Park Boat club, a member of the SchaU Social club, a member of the Hyde Park Fire police and a member of the Mid Harlem Vallfty Fire Chiefs association. Surviving. In addition to his wife, are three sons, Lieutenant Charles R. Ray with the United States Air Force, New Castle, William S.

Ray and David P. Ray. Hyde Park; a daughter. Mrs. Charlotte J.

Molloy, Hyde Park; three grandchildren, Brian Thomas i Molloy and Charlann Marie Molloy and Laura Anne Ray; two aunts, Mrs. Mary Sickler and Mrs. Annie Peterson, Albany and three cousins. FUNERAL SERVICES will be conducted at 29 South Post road, Hyde Park, at 9 clock tomorrow and at the Reglna Coell church at 9.30 o'clock, when a Mass of Requiem will be offered by the Rev. John A.

Rlgo. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery, under the direction of George Sweet. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. Bearers will be Mike Lewan dowski, Charles Zehnacker, Lester Entrup, Bernard Schamberg, James Myer and Cornelius Lynch.

The Hyde Park Fire department will conduct services at the Funeral home at 7 o'clock tonight, and Hyde Park Lions club at 7:30 o'clock. The Rosary will be offered at 8 o'clock with members of the Holy Name society attending. Frank Ireland, Beacon Resident Frank Glover Ireland. 57. died yesterday at his home, 112 Union street.

Beacon. He' had been receiving treatment for a heart ailment the last month. A lifelong resident of Beacon, Mr. Ireland had been a pilot for the Newburgh Beacon ferry for 33 years, retiring in November, 1954. BORN SEPT.

14. 1888, Mr Ireland was the son ot the late William and Olive Glover Jre land He was educated in Beacon "Schools and married Miss Ella Karraseh in Beacon, June 26, 1914 He was a member of St Luke's church, Beacon and the United Marine Division of AFL. Local 333. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are a son, Glover W. Ireland.

Beacon: a daughter, Mrs. John J. Pepo Beacon and seven grandchildren. A sister. Mrs.

Henry Yesse. died last uct. 2 Funeral services will be con ducted at the home at 2 o'clock Alberf Likley, In His 91st Year Albert Powell Likley. 90, of 60 Washington street, died there last night after being tor ev eral weeks. A retired riverman, Mr.

Likley wat born In Mountvllle. N. the son of the late William Henry And Mary Ann Morgan Likley, He worked on the river with hit father from early boyhood and It nld to be one ot, the first to use power to tow barge. His grandfather. Joseph Powell Morgan, who died at tht age of 108, owned much of the Bear Mountain property in earlier years and had owned and operated many ships snd sailing vessels.

SURVIVING are a daughter. Miss Adrians E. Likley, city and a brother, Edward Likley, Orlando, Fla. and MUlbrook and sevetal nieces and nephews. His wife, Mrs.

Catherine Robert Likley. died 33 years ago. Mr. Likley was a member ot Heddlng Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted at the Schoonmaker chapel, 73 South Hamilton street, at 10 o'clock.

Thursday. The Rev. W. Bernard Grossman, minister of Trinity Methodist church, will officiate. Burial will be In tht Cold Spring cemetery.

Friends may call at oeiween 7 ana ciock, toraor row night Mrs. Leavitl, In Her 81 sf Year Mrs. Charles W. Leavltt, 80. of Vineyard Haven, mother of Kent Leavltt.

MtUbrook, died yesterday In a nursing home In Quakertown, had been receiving treatment the last three weeks. Mrs. Leavltt, who had been In ill health the last year, had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. George B. Dyer, New Hope, for some time.

The former Miss Clara Gordon White. Mrs. Leavltt was born In Philadelphia and had made her home In Massachusetts for many years. Her husband, a civil engineer and landscape architect In New York City, died in 1928. Surviving are her daughter; three sons, Gordon Leavltt, Dan bury, Kent Leavltt, Mill brook, and Dundas Leavitt, Bel Air, a brother, William White, llaverford.

and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the Church of the Good Shepherd. PaoII, tomorrow. Burial will take place there. Mrs.

Miller, Af Millerton Mrs. Harmon Miller, 69, ot Millerton, mother of Barton Miller, city, died Sunday in the Falrview hospital, Great Bar rington, Mass. She had been receiving treatment there the last two weeks. The former Miss Annie Barton. Mrs.

Miller was born in Aneramdale Aue. 1. 1866. the daughter of the late Frederick u. and Elizabeth Hoysradt Barton.

Her husband died in 1947. Surviving are two sons. Clifton Miller, Aneramdale, and Barton Miller, city; two grandchildren, Miss Elizabeth Miller, city, and Harold Miller, Aneramdale; a great grandson, James Miller. Aneramdale; two brothers. Floyd Barton and Harry Barton.

Aneramdale, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Miller was a member of the Aneramdale Presbyterian church and was president of the Ladies Aid society of the church for many years. Funeral services will be conducted at the home at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow. The Rev.

Charles Moser, minister of the Aneramdale Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be In Evergreen cemetery, Pine Plains, under the direction of Peck and Peck. Friends may call at the home tonight. Bearers will be Frank Poole, George Lasher, Harold Bryant, Charles Boyles, James lloag and Henry Hoysradt. Frank Green, At Syracuse Dr.

Hammond, Port Jervis Dentist Dr George A. Hammond, 83. father of Mrs. Reginald Edwards, city, who resided at 73 Sail street. Port Jervis died Sunday in St.

Francis' hospital. Port Jervii. He had been ill the last four months. His daughter Is the wife Of the Rev Reginald Edwards, who is superintendent of the Poughkeepsie district of the Methodist church. Dr.

Hammond, ho was a practicing dentist In Port Jervis for 60 years, had been retired onlyj since ism oepiemoer. lie was born in Port Jervis, June 2, 1872. the son of the late William and Sarah Jane Smith Hammond. He Mrs. Cavanagh, lnHer76trrYear Mrs.

Wilbert Cavanagh. 75, who had made her home with Miss Maybellt Williams, Moores Mills. the last seven years, died Sunday In Vassar hospital. She had been receiving treatment there the last seven weeks. Her husband died some time ago.

Mrs. Cavanagh, the former Miss Jessie Ellen Stewsrt, was born In Pleasant Ridge, New Brunswick. Canada. Dec. 7.

1880, the daughter of the late Adam and Martha Stewart She had spent much of her lite In Calais, Mt. prior to going to Moores Mills. She was a member of the Freedom Plains Presbyterian church. SURVIVING ARE a sister, Miss Elirebeth, Stewart, Moores Mills; a aaugnter, Mrs. jonn Tow nsend.

Bangor, two tons, Howard Cavanagh. South Glastonbury. Conn, and Kenneth Cavanagh, Calais. Me. and a grandson.

John W. Towniend, Bangor, Me. Funeral services were conducted In the Freedom Plains Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock, yesterday, under the direction of Joseph L. Parmele, The Rev. Stanley B.

Hazzard. New York City, officiated. Burial will take place In Calais, Me. David Golensky, Former Resident David Golensky, 51, of 116 Hunting Hill avenue, Allddle town, formerly here, died today in the Middlesex General hospital. Mlddletown, after a brief Illness.

Born here. Mr. Golensky was the son of the late Michael and Lena Golensky. He was gradual. ed from local schools and the ncnssciaer rOLicrim(; institute.

He had made his home in Middle town. the last 15 yean where he had been employed as an engineer. 0 0 SURVIVING ARE his wife, Mrs. Ada Levson Golensky; a son, Michael Golensky in Middle town; two brothers, Nathan Golensky and Maurice Gale, city; a sister, Mrs. Samuel Cheeger, city and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be conducted in Mlddletown, at 2 o'clock, tomorrow. Burial will take place there. Mr. Golensky had been actively associated with B'nal B'rith and the Hebrew temple in Mlddletown. Mrs.

Kelly, At Wappingers Mrs. Thomas Kelly died on New Year's day at her home. 61 South avenue, Wappingers TFall. She had been in falling health for some time. Her husband died in 1939.

The former Miss Bridget The resa Barry, Mrs. Kelly was born In Hopewell Junction, the daughter of the late 'John and Mary uruaaer Harry. She had been a resident of Wappingers Falls for some years and was a member of St. Mary's church, there, the Altar Rosary society and of the Ladles auxiliary of the J. Morris Goripg WUllam Kurtz American Legion post.

Surviving are three sons. Thom as J. Kelly, MUlbrook. John J. Kelly, city, and Edward N.

Kelly, Beacon; two daughters. Mrs. Theresa' Fulton and Mrs. Mary cnase. wappingers Falls, and several grandchildren, great grandchildren and nieces and nephews.

Two sons predeceased her, Vincent having died in April, 1923. and Cornelius in August, 1948. Funeral services will be con ducted at the home at 9:15 o'clock tomorrow and at St. Mary's church at 10 o'clock, when a Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial will be In St.

Mary's ceme tery, under the direction of Halvey and Kenney Friends may call at the home this afternoon and tonight. Services of the Legion auxiliary are scheduled at the home at 7:30 o'clock tonight The Rosary will be offered at 8 o'clock. Today's Markets Produce NEW YORK lour firm: (72 percent extraction 100 lbs) spring patents 6.65 75: Eastern soft winter straights 5.50 85; hard winter straights 6.25 35. Rye flour steady: fancy patents (100 lbl) 5.10 20. Cornmeal steady: (100 lbs) white granulated 5.10 25, yellow 4.10 25A.

Feed steady: Western bran, per ton, basis Buffalo 42.50A. Hops steady: Pacific coast delivered N. Y. 1955 crop; seediest 53 55: semi seedless 51 53; dust ers 48 50. Tallow steady; per lb, F.O,B., N.

tank cars: special loose 7: extra loose 8. Greases steady: per F.O.B., N. yellow Nominal; A Asked. State Fatalities COHOES. (API Mrs.

Wll. lis Archambault, 55, died early today In' Cohoes Memorial hospital of burns suffered yesterday when her clothing caught Are as she was frying bacon in the kitchen of her home. Her son. Willis Arrhimhuilt suffered burns on his hands as he tried to smother tht flames. CHAUMONT (AP) Mrs.

Alice M. Tierney, 45, owner of the Crescent hotel here, was killed today when her automobile left state Route 12E and struck guard rail. John.E. His 80th Year John E. Thurston.

79. nf 2 Cn. ttge street, died last night in assar hospital. He had been 111 over a long period. Born in Ensland.

Dec it ir.tr Mr. Thurston was the son of the late Hehry F. and Mary Holmes Thurston. He had been in thl country for many years. In earl ier years, ne was employed in the store of Luckev.

Piatt anri as a repairman. Surviving are several nlerea and nephews. Including Mrs. Fred Cotting. Red Hook.

Leonard Schutte. New London. Chief Warrant Officer Rohrt Schutte. United States Marine corps in Japan, Mrs. Albert Senk and Mrs.

George McGowan, city, Mrs. Jennie Loweth and Mrs. Carl Stockenbere. Red Hook! and Mrs. Robert Ludwlg, Binghamton.

His wife. Mrs. Jennie Norcott Thurston, died in 1950. Funeral services con ducted at the Burnett and Rockefeller Funeral home. Red Hnnlr at 2 o'clock, Thursday.

The Rev. raui e. llenry will officiate. Burial will be in the Red Church cemetery, Tivoli. Friends may call at me iunerai dome tomorrow night.

James Brands, In His 76th Year James Frank Brands. 75. dlerl Sunday at his home. 57 Washington street after a long illness. A resident here for' more than 50 years, Mr.

Brands had been a trainman for the New York Central railroad for more than 35 years prior to his retirement In iv i. ne was an honorary member of the Brotherhood nf Rail. road Trainmen and had been a member of the Baptist church in I'ortiana, I'a. Thursday. The Rev.

Albert olwa graduated from tlje New Trttsch will officiate. Burial will be in the Fishkill Rural cemetery Friends may call at the home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night. Donald Wheeler, 41, Dies After Suffering HeartSeizure Donald Edward Wheeler. 41. of i Rhinebeck In 1940 9 Sunset boulevard Rhinebeck.

a a died unexpectedly Saturday nmht SURVIVING, in addition to In the Northern DuUhesj. Health his wife and parents are a son. center Rhinebetk. of a heart Donald Wheeler. 2nd.

a sister seizure He had ullrei the. Mrs Forrest Rhodes. Hhincbcck. seizure afhis liome only a bntf a niece. Donna Lnn Rhodes time before he died Hliinebeck.

a nephew, Stephen Mr Wheeler a lieflons rei I.aub, this city and several aunts Svraruse since 1930 and dent of Rhinebeck hail been and unties more than 20 ears had bee emploved at a Duldiess Count, I soclated with the John Deere (a I tMinrrl in thlt rllv from Jan fiS'lfVlrTK ill k.llnu, Cn I 1. 1940, until Ocloler, 1941 He conducted at the Dapson Funeral I Surviving him are several lit i.i, .1 uiiciwi ci vura iu uc trun JIUllir, v. Mrs. Jacob Nelson, In Her 94th Year Mrs. Jacob Nelson.

93. Sunday at her home, Red Schoolhouse road, Glenham. after a long illness. Her husband, a former coachman in Brooklyn, died some time ago Mrs. Nelson, vftio had made uniforms for domestic help while a resident of Brook.

lyn. had made her home In Glen ham, the last four years. The former Miss Caroline Benson. Mrs. Nelson was born In Sweden, Nov 9, 1861.

SURVIVING ARE a daughter. Mrs. Ida Nelson. Glenham: a brother, John M. Cedarholm, Brooklyn and several grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Hignell Funeral home, 10 Willow street. Beacon, at 9 o'clock, tomorrow Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon. Friends may call at the funeral home, tonight. MR.

BRANDS was born in Port Huron. Feb. fi lann the son of the late David M. and Susan Courtright Brands. He was educated in schools in Portland.

where he made his home for 20 years prior to coming here. He married Miss Ellen O'Brady here Dec. 13. 1910. She died some time ago.

Mr. Brands was a hrnih.r Harry J. Brands who died in 1950. He is survived by 12 nephews and four nieces. Funeral services will be conducted at the Robert Anrh.

moody Funeral home. 16 firanrl died, avenue, at 2 o'clock, tomorrow. The Rev Walton 1). Moffit. minister of the First Baptist church will officiate.

Burial will be in the Poughkeepsie Rural cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home between 7 and 9 o'clock tonight. Eugene Schouten, Local War Veteran Eugene Schouten. 2 A Roosevelt avenue, died today in St Franets' hospital. Mr Schouten a disabled war veteran, had been employed by fhe Mid Hudson REMEMBER ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME WAPPINGERS FAILS PHONE 119 Rhinebeck' and had been em ployed as a carpenter in recent years.

MR. ttllEELFR. a veteran of World War II, had served in the United States Army and was sta f) PI I fl ob an tiskAnli oinst wt a A rat Mutt ofj ro inspection BEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 'Miii Lucille Mtrle Loweth In I Rhinebeck. at 2 o'clock. Thurs lFred Grimm.

Newburgh; Wll day. Dr. Barrett P. Tyler will Ham Grimm, Highland; Mrs. W.

officiate. Burial will be in the H. Van Tuyl. Wantaugh. L.

I AI Rhinebeck cemetery. Friends may bert Grimm, teptondale; Henry tall at the funeral home tonight Grimm, Locust Valley, L. I and and tomorrow afternoon and Mrs. Roy Clinton, Walden. tloned in Frederick.

Md. night Prayers wiji be ottered at the Born Nov 2U 1914, Mr Wheel Bearers will be Herbert Decker; Carpenter' uneral home. High rr was the ton of Ralph Kobert laud, iticnara, joiiu ana iana, at i ciock, tomorrow Wheeler, former mavor of Rhine i beck and Mrs Eva May Boss Wheeler lie1 was educated In York College of Dentistry. His wife, Mrs. Elsie E.

Peck Hammond, died July 13. 1952. A member of the Board of Health of Port Jervis for more than 60 years. Dr. Hammond was a life member of the Drew Methodist church of Port Jervis and had served on the official board inH mil.

if rnmmltl.a nf th. Frank Green, 64, formerly hllrc fnr manv.ar. h.H Highland, died unexpectedly yes arijve as" Communion ttrday in fc Jeseph hotp.tat. steward for several yearsT Green had made his home' in i0. Workshop for the Disabled Ir.

fnr1 ii earner years, ne was associaieu I I a mvn A ti hn i a iinopul cao a I 111. a I a a a more than 20 ean had been as rk I iwanuidciunii, ih. ihn twr. the Town of Deerpark. six grand.

'Co, for some jears children and nine great grand A native of iStaatsburg, Mr Schouten had been resident here for 40 years. He was a member ot the American Legion post of Staatsburg and of the Modern Woodmen of America. 0 0 0 SURVIVING ARE his wife, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Skiff Schouten; two sisters, Mrs. Harry Trav er, Staatsburg' and Mrs.

Frank Kamaji, city; a brother, Edgar Schouten, Birmingham. Ala three nieces, Miss Grace Traver, Hobart Whitney LIVERPOOL IAPI Hobart Whitney, an enthusiast of sailboat racing and yachting, died yesterday of a heart seizure Whitney was a lifelong resident of this Syracuse suburb and a charter member and former commodore of the Onondaga Yacht club. and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at the Mulvey Funeral home; 211 Mansion street, at 2 o'clock Friday and at St. Margaret's church.

Staatsburg, at 2 30 o'clock. The Rev, Herbert Goodrich, rector, will officiate. Burial will be In St. James' cemetery. Hyde Park Friends may call at the funeral home, tomorrow and Thursday afternoons and nights ducted at the chapel of the Ter Ullger Woolsey Port Jervis.

at 2 o'clock tomorrow. The Rev Dr J. Yetter will officiate'. Burial will be in the Laural Grove cemetery. Port Jervis.

Mrs. Rose Gillette WASHINGTON 'API Mrs l.nueth anri Krurn! nlehl. hv (he Rev Stewart Mlc 1 freeman r.Mlotln" 75 ulfe Kahvah Ml'V Wll nt lllokl.nH CJk VI be Peter Snyder. Cornelius Ca Presbyterian church. Burial will lette Iowa.

died in Garfield I Mr Rsymond Harris and Mrt. halien, Sheriff Close and Fred i be In the Lloyd cemetery, under hospital here today after a long Thomas Murphy or. Simmons. tht direction of Harold Sutton. Illness.

burg and several grand nieces A OTHER COAL LIKE ITI SterlirigJoal COIQMD B. Kelley Son Phone. 231 i I rVf1'.